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Growth targets are putting strain on additional resources
June 7, 2017 · 0 Comments
Aurora is set to experience higher-than-expected growth targets, but Regional sewers struggling to keep pace with growth could clog up the works. A report is expected to come down the pipe later this month on just how Aurora is going to tackle its rapid growth with currently insufficient servicing allocated by the Region of York.
School gardening club plants new roots for the next 150 years
Students, parents, teachers and members from the community at large gathered together at Rick Hansen Public School on Thursday night to plant the seeds for the future.
Aurora student will continue outreach after winning prestigious scholarship
Rachel Duffy has spent a great deal of time not only thinking about those who need some form of assistance, but stepping right in and doing what she can to help.
Ontario artists celebrate significant milestone close to home
As the daughter of an artist – and an artist herself – King-based photographer Claire Ross has grown up with the Ontario Society of Artists and, in turn, the Ontario Society of Artists has grown up with Canada.
Full picture needed on OMB hearings, says Councillor
Aurora residents will soon have a fuller picture of the Town’s activities at the Ontario Municipal Board.
Survivor “overwhelmed by support” in Ride to Conquer Cancer
As a visual artist by trade, Vicki Carruthers is always looking to create inspiration in her work. But this weekend, that inspiration will come instead from a pair of wheels and ...
New Beginnings powwow celebrates “22,000th birthday”
By Jake Courtepatte Though Canada may be celebrating its official 150th birthday this year, there are others who are celebrating a much more longstanding anniversary. ...
Aurora Cultural Centre names new Executive Director
Suzanne Haines will lead the Aurora Cultural Centre into the future.
Artists hope Canada150 Mosaic will leave lasting legacy
Festivals and events come and go, and memories linger for only so long. Art, however, has the potential to stand the test of time and local artists hope a new project will be a lasting legacy of Canada’s 150th Anniversary.
“De-paving paradise” leads to personal growth at Aurora school
Joni Mitchell once said you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone, but Light of Christ Catholic Elementary School certainly did and, last week, they got out their hammers and chisels, and did something to get it back.
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